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Exam Survival Package

Your teen will no longer find exam preparation a daunting and confusing minefield with the Exam Survival Package by their side.

From motivation, to study notes, to exam-day tips - we've got it covered.

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Articles From The Blog

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How To End 2011 With A (Studying-Related) Bang

We’ve noticed that a lot of parents are asking us about the same issues. "My teen doesn’t know how to study, my teen used to get good grades but now she’s lacking motivation, my teen gets really … [Read More...]

 

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Sam’s Cautionary Tale: Why It Pays To Get Good Grades

Generally speaking, the single biggest cause of teens’ underachieving at high school is their inability to think long term. And by long term, we mean life after high school. The brain’s frontal lobe … [Read More...]

 

Exams are like a running race

Sitting An Exam Is Like Going For A Run

When it comes to exams, we like to think of our brains like our muscles when we exercise. Most of us don’t launch into exercise like an Olympic marathon runner. We take a bit of time to warm up, to … [Read More...]